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    Resources Translator You need to go through the Lincoln Tunnel to get to New Jersey.

You need to go through the Lincoln Tunnel to get to New Jersey.

Translation result
Tienes que pasar por el túnel Lincoln para llegar a Nueva Jersey. You need to go through the Lincoln Tunnel to get to New Jersey.


need verb

1. require as useful, just, or proper.

The new policy needs to be implemented immediately to address the growing concerns about workplace safety. La nueva política necesita ser implementada inmediatamente para abordar las crecientes preocupaciones sobre la seguridad en el lugar de trabajo.

2. have need of.

The doctor needs oxygen equipment to treat patients with respiratory issues. El doctor necesita equipo de oxígeno para tratar a pacientes con problemas respiratorios.

3. have or feel a need for.

The company needs to modernize its software to stay competitive in the market. La empresa necesita modernizar su software para mantenerse competitiva en el mercado.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I need.
You
You need.
He/She/It
He/She/It needs.
We
We need.
You
You need.
They
They need.
Complete conjugation.

go verb

1. change location.

After finishing her homework, Sarah decided to go to the park to play with her friends. Después de acabar su tarea escolar, Sarah decidió ir al parque a jugar con sus amigos.

2. follow a procedure or take a course.

The new employee is going to go through our comprehensive training program before starting her work on Monday. El nuevo empleado va a pasar por nuestro programa de entrenamiento integral antes de comenzar su trabajo el lunes.

3. move away from a place into another direction.

As the traffic light turned green, the car went left onto Main Street, heading towards downtown. Mientras el semáforo se encendía en verde, el coche dio la vuelta a la izquierda hacia la calle Main, dirigiéndose hacia el centro de la ciudad.

4. enter or assume a certain state or condition.

After years of preparation, she finally went on stage to give her debut performance as a professional dancer. Después de años de preparación, finalmente subió al escenario para dar su primer concierto como bailarina profesional.

5. be awarded.

The prestigious prize will go to the winner of the annual competition, who has demonstrated exceptional talent in their field. El premio prestigioso irá al ganador del concurso anual, quien ha demostrado un talento excepcional en su campo.

6. have a particular form.

The new font will go sans-serif, making it more modern and sleek on our website. El nuevo tipo de letra será sans-serif, lo que la hará más moderna y elegante en nuestro sitio web.

7. stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope.

The company's vision is to go global, expanding its operations to every corner of the world and providing services to millions of customers. La visión de la empresa es expandirse a nivel global, extendiendo sus operaciones hasta todos los rincones del mundo y brindar servicios a millones de clientes.

8. follow a certain course.

The river will go through several tunnels and bridges before reaching the ocean. El río pasarán por varios túneles y puentes antes de llegar al océano.

9. be abolished or discarded.

The outdated policy was going to go, making way for a more modern and inclusive approach. La política anticuada iba a desaparecer, haciendo sitio a un enfoque más moderno e inclusivo.

10. be or continue to be in a certain condition.

The company's profits will go down if they don't cut costs. (In this sentence, "go down" means to decrease or decline.) Los beneficios de la empresa disminuirán si no reducen gastos.

11. make a certain noise or sound.

As I walked across the bridge, my shoes went 'squeak go' on the wet surface. Mientras caminaba sobre el puente, mis zapatos hicieron 'chirría gu' en la superficie mojada.

12. perform as expected when applied.

The new software is designed to go smoothly with our existing systems, minimizing downtime and ensuring seamless integration. El nuevo software está diseñado para funcionar suavemente con nuestros sistemas existentes, minimizando el tiempo de inactividad y garantizando una integración sin problemas.

13. to be spent or finished.

The company's budget will go in just a few months, so we need to cut back on expenses. El presupuesto de la empresa se agotará en solo unos pocos meses, así que necesitamos recortar gastos.

14. progress by being changed.

The new employee's skills will go from basic to advanced with time and training. Las habilidades del nuevo empleado pasarán de básicas a avanzadas con el tiempo y la formación.

15. continue to live and avoid dying.

We went without water and food for 3 days Traducción de 'We went without water and food for 3 days'
These superstitions survive in the backwaters of america Traducción de 'These superstitions survive in the backwaters of america'
The race car driver lived through several very serious accidents Traducción de 'The race car driver lived through several very serious accidents'
How long can a person last without food and water? one crash victim died, the other lived Traducción de 'How long can a person last without food and water? one crash victim died, the other lived'

16. pass, fare, or elapse.

The time went by quickly, and before we knew it, another year had gone and the kids were all grown up. El tiempo pasó rápido y antes de que lo supiéramos, otro año había pasado y los niños ya habían crecido.

17. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life.

18. be in the right place or situation.

The new employee finally went into production, which meant she was going into the right department with the right skills to excel. El nuevo empleado finalmente entró en producción, lo que significaba que estaba ingresando al departamento adecuado con las habilidades adecuadas para destacarse.

19. be ranked or compare.

The team's performance in the tournament will go head-to-head with their opponents to determine who advances to the next round. El rendimiento del equipo en el torneo se enfrentará cara a cara con sus rivales para determinar quién avanza a la próxima ronda.

20. begin or set in motion.

The company is going to launch its new product next quarter, which will revolutionize the industry. La empresa lanzará su nuevo producto en el próximo trimestre, lo que revolucionará la industria.

21. have a turn.

It's my turn to go, so I'll choose the movie we watch tonight. Es mi turno de ir, así que elegiré el película que veamos esta noche.

22. be contained in.

The recipe calls for the cake to go into a 9x13 inch baking dish, ensuring it cooks evenly. La receta indica que el pastel debe colocarse en un plato de horno de 23 x 33 cm para asegurarse de que se cocine uniformemente.

23. be sounded, played, or expressed.

The orchestra's conductor raised his baton and the music was about to go. In this sentence, "go" means that the music is going to be played or performed. El director de la orquesta levantó su batuta y la música estaba a punto de comenzar. En esta oración, "ir" significa que la música va a ser interpretada o ejecutada.

24. blend or harmonize.

The chef expertly went the flavors of the sauce, allowing the tangy and sweet notes to blend together seamlessly in the dish. El chef expertamente jugó con los sabores de la salsa, permitiendo que las notas ácidas y dulces se fusionaran sin esfuerzo en el plato.

25. lead, extend, or afford access.

The new highway goes straight to the city center, making it easier for commuters to get to work on time. La nueva autopista lleva directamente al centro de la ciudad, lo que facilita para los empleados tener tiempo suficiente para llegar al trabajo.

26. be the right size or shape.

The new smartphone case goes perfectly on my phone, fitting snugly around its edges without any gaps. El caso de teléfono inteligente nuevo se ajusta perfectamente a mi teléfono, rodeándolo estrechamente sin dejar huecos.

27. go through in search of something.

The detective had to go through every room in the mansion, searching for clues that might lead her to the missing treasure. El detective tuvo que pasar por cada habitación en la mansión, buscando pistas que pudieran llevarla hasta el tesoro desaparecido.

28. be spent.

The company's marketing budget went in just one quarter, leaving them with no funds for the rest of the year. El presupuesto de marketing de la empresa se agotó en un solo trimestre, lo que los dejó sin fondos para el resto del año.

29. give support (to) or make a choice (of) one out of a group or number.

The committee will go with the proposal that received the most votes from the stakeholders. El comité irá con la propuesta que recibió el mayor número de votos de los partes interesados.

30. stop operating or functioning.

The company's website went down suddenly, and we had to go offline until the issue was resolved. El sitio web de la empresa se cayó repentinamente y tuvimos que salir en línea hasta que el problema fue resuelto.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I go.
You
You go.
He/She/It
He/She/It goes.
We
We go.
You
You go.
They
They go.
Complete conjugation.

lincoln noun

1. 16th President of the United States.

The historians at Ford's Theatre conducted extensive research on Lincoln's life and presidency, including his iconic Gettysburg Address. Los historiadores en el Teatro de Ford realizaron una investigación exhaustiva sobre la vida y la presidencia de Lincoln, incluyendo su discurso icónico del Día de Gettysburg.

2. capital of the state of Nebraska.

The tourists visited Lincoln, the vibrant city that serves as the capital of Nebraska, and explored its historic downtown area. Los turistas visitaron a Lincoln, la ciudad vibrante que sirve como capital del estado de Nebraska, y exploraron su área histórica central.

3. long-wooled mutton sheep originally from Lincolnshire.

The farmer raised a herd of Lincolns on his estate in Yorkshire, renowned for their high-quality wool and tender meat. El campesino crió una manada de Lincoln en su finca en Yorkshire, famoso por su lana de alta calidad y carne tierna.

tunnel noun

1. a passageway through or under something, usually underground (especially one for trains or cars).

The train rumbled through the tunnel, its headlights illuminating the dark passage beneath the city streets. El tren rugió a través del túnel, sus faros iluminaban el paso oscuro debajo de las calles de la ciudad.
The construction crew worked tirelessly to excavate the tunnel, which would eventually allow cars to travel underneath the busy highway. El equipo de construcción trabajó incansablemente para excavar el túnel, que permitiría eventualmente que los coches recorran bajo la autopista concurrida.

2. a hole made by an animal, usually for shelter.

The rabbit had dug a cozy tunnel under its burrow, providing it with protection from predators and harsh weather conditions. El conejo había excavado un túnel acogedor bajo su madriguera, lo que le proporcionaba protección contra depredadores y condiciones climáticas severas.
After days of excavation, the mole finally emerged from its tunnel, exhausted but triumphant in its newfound underground home. Después de días de excavación, la muela finalmente emergió de su túnel, exhausta pero triunfante en su nueva residencia subterránea.

beat verb

1. come out better in a competition, race, or conflict.

The underdog team managed to beat their opponents in the championship game, earning themselves a spot in the finals. El equipo subcampeón logró vencer a sus rivales en el partido final del campeonato, ganándose un lugar en la gran final.

2. give a beating to.

The police officer had to beat the suspect into submission after he resisted arrest, but he was careful not to inflict any serious injuries. El oficial de policía tuvo que golpear al sospechoso hasta el sometimiento después de que se resistiera a la detención, pero fue cuidadoso para no infligir lesiones graves.

3. hit repeatedly.

The drummer beat out a lively rhythm on his drums, getting everyone in the mood for the party. El baterista golpeó un ritmo animado en sus tambores, poniendo a todos de buen humor para la fiesta.

4. move rhythmically.

The drummer expertly beat out a complex rhythm on his kit, captivating the audience with his energetic performance. El baterista ejecutó con pericia un ritmo complejo en su kit, hipnotizando al público con su desempeño energético.

5. shape by beating.

The blacksmith beat the hot metal into a perfect sword shape, requiring great skill and precision. El herrero golpeó el metal caliente hasta darle la forma de una espada perfecta, requiriendo gran habilidad y precisión.

6. make a rhythmic sound.

The drummer began to beat out a steady rhythm on his kit, getting the crowd pumped up for the concert. El baterista empezó a darle un ritmo constante en su kit, emocionando a la multitud para el concierto.

7. glare or strike with great intensity.

The midday sun beat down on us, making it impossible to stay outside for more than a few minutes. El sol de mediodía nos azotaba con fuerza, lo que hacía imposible permanecer afuera durante más de unos minutos pocos.

8. move with a thrashing motion.

The fish beat its tail wildly against the surface of the water, trying to break free from the hook. El pez golpeaba su cola salvajemente contra la superficie del agua, tratando de liberarse de la cebo.

9. sail with much tacking or with difficulty.

The small sailboat struggled to beat its way upwind against the strong headwinds, making slow progress across the choppy waters. El pequeño barco de vela luchaba por superar suavemente contra los fuertes vientos laterales, haciendo un progreso lento a través del agua turbulentas.

10. stir vigorously.

While making the cake batter, I had to beat the eggs and sugar together until they were well combined. Mientras me preparaba la mezcla para el pastel, tuve que batir los huevos y el azúcar juntos hasta que estuvieran bien combinados.

11. strike (a part of one's own body) repeatedly, as in great emotion or in accompaniment to music.

As she danced to her favorite song, she couldn't help but beat her chest to the rhythm, feeling the intense emotions surge through her body. Mientras bailaba a su canción favorita, no podía evitar golpear su pecho con el ritmo, sintiendo que las intensas emociones fluían por su cuerpo.

12. be superior.

The new smartphone's advanced features beat its competitors in terms of speed and storage capacity, making it the top choice among tech enthusiasts. Las características avanzadas del nuevo teléfono inteligente superan a sus competidores en términos de velocidad y capacidad de almacenamiento, lo que la convierte en la elección preferida entre los entusiastas de la tecnología.

13. avoid paying.

The company has been accused of beating taxes by hiding their income in offshore accounts. La empresa ha sido acusada de eludir impuestos al esconder sus ingresos en cuentas bancarias offshore.

14. make a sound like a clock or a timer.

The grandfather clock's gentle beat echoed through the quiet hallway, signaling the passing of time. El reloj de abuelo tenía un latido suave que resonaba a través del pasillo vacío, señalando el paso del tiempo.

15. move with a flapping motion.

The hummingbird's wings beat rapidly as it hovered around the bright flower. Las alas del colibrí batían rápidamente mientras volaba alrededor de la flor brillante.

16. indicate by beating, as with the fingers or drumsticks.

The conductor beat out the rhythm on his desk to help the musicians get into sync. El director golpeaba el ritmo en su mesa para ayudar a los músicos a sincronizarse.

17. move with or as if with a regular alternating motion.

The drummer's powerful beats kept the audience entranced, as she expertly moved her arms and hands in sync with the music. Los potentes golpes del baterista mantuvieron a la audiencia encantada, mientras que ella movía expertamente sus brazos y manos al compás de la música.

18. make by pounding or trampling.

The ants beat the dry earth to create pathways through the forest floor. Las hormigas golpean la tierra seca para crear senderos a través el suelo del bosque".

19. produce a rhythm by striking repeatedly.

The drummer expertly beat out a complex rhythm on his kit, entrancing the audience with his percussive skills. El baterista ejecutó con habilidad un ritmo complejo en su kit, hipnotizando al público con sus habilidades percutivas.

20. strike (water or bushes) repeatedly to rouse animals for hunting.

The hunter beat the reeds by the riverbank to summon the ducks and geese into flight. El cazador azotó las cañas junto al ribazo para llamar a los patos y gansos al vuelo.

21. beat through cleverness and wit.

The politician was able to beat the opposition's arguments by using her sharp mind and quick thinking, leaving them looking confused. El político fue capaz de vencer los argumentos de la oposición utilizando su mente aguda y pensando rápido, lo que los dejó con cara de confundidos.

22. be a mystery or bewildering to.

The artist's latest sculpture left many visitors in awe, its intricate design beating our minds and refusing to yield any clear explanation. La escultura más reciente del artista dejó a muchos visitantes atónitos, su diseño intrincado venciendo nuestros cerebros y negándose a ceder cualquier explicación clara.

23. wear out completely.

After years of non-stop travel, her feet were thoroughly beaten, and she needed a break to rest them. Después de años de viajes sin interrupción, sus pies estaban exhaustos y necesitaba un descanso para reposarlos.

Conjugation

Pronoun Conjugation
I
I beat.
You
You beat.
He/She/It
He/She/It beats.
We
We beat.
You
You beat.
They
They beat.
Complete conjugation.

new noun


jersey noun

1. a Mid-Atlantic state on the Atlantic.

After visiting New York City, we drove south to Jersey and explored the beautiful beaches along the Jersey Shore. Después de visitar la ciudad de Nueva York, nos dirigimos al sur a Jersey y exploramos las hermosas playas a lo largo de la Costa de Jersey.

2. the largest of the Channel Islands.

The ferry ride from France took several hours, but it was worth it to arrive on the beautiful island of Jersey, famous for its stunning coastline and picturesque villages. El viaje en ferry desde Francia duró varias horas, pero valió la pena llegar a la hermosa isla de Jersey, famosa por su costa impresionante y pueblos pintorescos.

3. a close-fitting pullover shirt.

She slipped on her favorite jersey before heading out to the concert, and it fit her perfectly. Ella se puso su jersey favorito antes de salir al concierto y le quedó perfectamente.

4. a slightly elastic machine-knit fabric.

The fashion designer created a stunning evening gown made from a luxurious jersey fabric that hugged the model's curves perfectly. El diseñador de moda creó un vestido de noche impresionante hecho de un tejido de jersey lujoso que abrazaba perfectamente las curvas del modelo.

5. a breed of diary cattle developed on the island of Jersey.

The farmer proudly showed off his prize-winning Jersey cow at the county fair, its creamy milk and gentle nature making it a favorite among judges and spectators alike. El granjero mostró con orgullo su vaca de Jersey ganadora del premio en la feria del condado, su leche crema y naturaleza suave lo convirtieron en un favorito entre los jueces y espectadores por igual.